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The Playstation 3 is part of the seventh generation of video game consoles. It is the third gaming system released by Sony Computer Entertainment. The console was purely based on open and public application programming interfaces. Sony purchased SN Systems in the year 2005, a provider which develops and creates additional GNU development tools.

With all the new technologies at their hands, Sony unleashes its new computer entertainment system with a new way of experiencing a brilliant and high-definition entertainment. The Cell Broadband Engine, a Sony Enterprise Trademark, a revolutionary microprocessor intended for Playstation 3. It gives the gaming console characteristics like that of a supercomputer and performance gamers dreamt about. This system delivers a future-proof consumer solution next-generation gaming technology in one complete package. With the introduction of the Blu-Ray Disc technology, Sony added this new technology to the system. Blu-ray offers more storage than the traditional storage media, produces pristine picture quality and offers unprecedented power to game developers. The wireless controller and its multi-axis motion sensing system employs technology that provides unlimited interactive operation, eliminates additional settings to the television and the users are able to navigate as if the controller is part of their body. The connectivity feature of the system enables the user to play & download online games, make instant messages and browse the web via Playstation 3. The user can also update the game system via three methods: System Update, Update using a computer and update using a disc media. It also comes with a hard disk that can be upgraded.

With all this features, it makes the Playstation 3 the best machine ever made and the piece of hardware anyone must have. It also comes in two packages, the 20GB and 60GB gaming console.

Kudos to Sony for developing a system that was made possible by technology.

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